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Here’s an old architectural concept illustration from sometime in 2008. A sort of portico of brick archways suspends a living roof accessible from the second story of the main building to which both are attached. Small fruit-bearing trees could be made to take root making a pleasant garden roof-top.

I hope you like it. Marker & ink.

Here is a sketch I made this evening. I’ve doodled this theme a few times but never bothered to save a copy for posterity. Problem solved:

Note: contrast adjusted to taste.

Here’s little doodle/Rorschach test for you.

Lately I’ve been more swamped than Prince Humperdink, with all my bookstore work & props work for Signature Productions’ The King And I , which opens Oct. 26th. Adult ticket: $25.

Still, I seem to find a little time to doodle, so I’m going to make it a point to post scanned doodles as often as I can.

Tonight’s story on The Twilight Zone is somewhat unique and calls for a different kind of introduction. This as you may recognize is a maintenance service elevator, still in operation, waiting for you.

While not the same image you may see on the attraction from which this quote comes, my sketch of a door drifting into a starry field certainly brings the scene to mind.

The illustration is ink & blue highlighter on 3-inch-square “sticky note”.

I wish all drawings would go this fast & result in something this cute.

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It actually took longer to scan/edit the images & make this post than it did to draw him. I could tell it was flowing, and usually you wouldn’t want to interrupt that but I thought it looked okay without inking, so I scanned it while it was still pencil & marker. (“Take a picture, it’ll last longer“)

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P.S.

Re: Egghead – I made a funny.